ATLANTA — As US Airways continues pursuing its bid to buy Delta Air Lines, Delta Community Credit Union said it plans to the stay the course.
On Nov. 15, US Airways announced its intentions, despite Delta's repeated statements that it is not interested in merging. Delta Chief Executive Gerald Grinstein issued a statement saying the carrier would review US Airways' proposal, but would continue to pursue its goal to file its reorganization plan adding, "Delta's plan has always been to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of 2007 as a strong, standalone carrier."
Meanwhile the $2.3 billion Delta Community CU said it would continue to move forward.
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